I think CodeReview should have per-user review queues. If other folks agree with this plan, I'll hack at this at the Hack-A-Ton (could use a hand, though).
Basically my vision of this is that I'd set a few rules (path-based, probably) based on which new revs would automatically be added to my queue. I would also be able to add and remove individual revisions from/to my queue (in bulk, using the existing checkboxes). It should be possible to filter my queue by status so I can e.g. isolate fixme's. Revisions I mark as good (OK, deferred or verified) should be removed from my queue automatically. Revisions others marked as good should be hidden from the queue view by default and maybe be automatically removed from it too (not sure about the latter).
I'm personally responsible for reviewing a bunch of different, mostly unrelated things, and it'd be nice to have multiple review queues for this with their own filters, much like e-mail clients have folders with filters filling them.
Also, it may be nice to be able to push a revision into someone else's (read: Tim's) review queue. If the multiple queue thing is implemented, this could go into a separate "things other people think I should review" queue so as to not get in the way of other things.
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Severity: enhancement